Two suspects were arrested during the operation.
Commodore Igbo stated that the discovery, made in line with the Chief of Naval Staff’s mandate to combat crude oil theft and related vices in the Niger Delta region, was achieved through concerted intelligence efforts.
The commander described the volume of illegally refined products at the site as massive, noting that some were bagged in sacks, some stored in drums, and over 62 tanks were filled.
He confirmed that over 200,000 litres of illegal products refined from crude oil siphoned or stolen from pipelines were found.
Commodore Igbo indicated that the suspects would be handed over to prosecuting agencies and that the compound would be sealed.
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I wanted to type make dem go Rivers State until I read the story, hahahaha, dem plenty for that State, the kind of kerosene sold in that State eh (not fuel station oh), I couldn't my eyes the first time I saw it.
ReplyDeleteAnne K
I couldn't 'believe' my eyes
DeleteNa waoooo
ReplyDeleteNot Surprise At All
Hello iya boys
Mini refinery? Nawa oooo
ReplyDeleteKai 😥 how can we get it right like this?
ReplyDeleteThose people doing this thing don't know the implication of their action.
ReplyDeleteIllegal refinery is like digging your own grave, the worst can happen in a twinkle of an eye and the entire neighborhood burned to the ground, now imagine the fatality and the casualties.
Grateful it was detected.
Putting all those ppl in the neighborhood lives at risk.
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